Hi,
Henning Nielsen Lund wrote:
- support of shared libraries
*Check - /With help of the "dlopen/dlclose/dlsym" link library that Hans-Jörg told about do we have this/
The problem is, the term "shared libraries" is nonsense... Every system supports shared libraries in one way or the other. Amiga's shared library model is unfortunately completely different from the one use in, for example, Linux, so "support of shared libraries" say nothing at all.. The mechanisms might be so diferent they have nothing in common over different platforms.
*- a memory model that allows more than 64k segments
Well, that rules out DOS ;)
- hardware with at least 32M real memory support
*Check - /I do not have much memory, but it is still 256MB ;-)/*
- Java support would help
*Not yet, but he does also say that it would help, not that it is needed*
- graphical user interface (may it would possible to port it to cui based
system, but would it make sense ?). if the system does not support Win32 or X Window System API you might have to implement support for your system. *Check - /Will need some more work, as we do not have X11 or Win32, but it will be worth it to support our own UI/ *- support for processes, threads, signals, pipes etc. *Check - /With IXEmul and the pthread library made by the Friedens - http://os4depot.net/showfile/?file=development/library/pthread.lha/
and a lot of others prerequistes I do not have in mind right now.
Sounds like _any_ OS except DOS will do ;)
Regards,